Dancing on My Own
by Lust Cinema
Tula Vida dances alone in a mirrored room, wrapped around the pole with focus, control, and a gaze that keeps returning to itself. But the longer she watches, the less her reflection feels like a reflection, and the more it feels like an invitation. When Julia Roca enters the frame, the fantasy turns physical. Dancing on My Own, directed by Thais Català, is a sensual film about pole dance, doubled desire, and the charged space between self-recognition and surrender.